The GIRLS watch AUSTIN POWERS: INTERNATIONAL MAN OF MYSTERY || Movie Reaction

[@TheDarthGus]

Great seeing Jen quote these lines as they happen like Holden does for Spider-man

[@averagejoe77_]

Don’t forget that Mr. Ditkovich is in this movie!

[@MushieMotion]

Nah, its annoying. I hate people that do that shit. Nothing ruins a first time watch like someone saying "this is my favorite scene" and quoting lines before they even happen.

[@averagejoe77_]

@@MushieMotion on a first watch I agree.

[@mlewisfunny6265]

3 minutes in and Jen CAN NOT contain herself 🤣 we need more culture like this introducing our friends to hilariousness-ness “yeah baby”

[@TimothyMills77]

@@mlewisfunny6265 absolutely lol

[@zbennalley]

"My father would womanize, he would drink..." How many times I quote that is insane.

[@danflashes7125]

“He would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark…”

[@zbennalley]

@danflashes7125 "sometimes, he'd accuse chestnuts of being lazy."

[@danflashes7125]

@@zbennalley “The sort of…general malaise that…only the genius possess and the insane lament.”

[@sugarbomb1346]

@@danflashes7125 "My childhood was typical, summers in Rangoon, luge lessons. In the spring we'd make meat helmets."

[@danflashes7125]

@@sugarbomb1346 “When I was insolent I was placed in a burlap bag and beaten with reeds. Pretty standard…really.”

[@ThatSchmoGuy]

Please for the love of all that is shagadelic, don't stop with this one. React to the entire trilogy. This is undoubtedly one of the funniest trio of movies to have ever graced the big screen. Goldmember is definitely the best film out of all three. "I love GOOOOOOOOOOOOOLDDD!"

[@FEARisCOLD]

The reason we dont see Dr. Evil is because in the Bond movies, Blofeld who Dr. Evil is a spoof of was hidden the same way in the beginning. The chest hair is a spoof on Sean Connery.

[@WithTwoFlakes]

" ...and a factory in Chicago that makes miniature models of factories. " I don't know why this line still always cracks me up, maybe it's the way he delivers the line.

[@RetroFett]

19:06 that’s actress Carrie Fisher aka Princess Leia as the group therapy director!

[@3DJapan]

12:47 Fun fact: The blackjack dealer was also the Soup Nazi in Seinfeld.

[@RobertJuzstone]

No 21 for you!

[@andreduarte8372]

Also, one of the UN secretaries to whom Dr. Evil makes his demands was played by the same actor as Babu Bhatt in Seinfeld!

[@JedHead77]

*The opening where girls are chasing Austin is a parody of The Beatles in A Hard Day’s Night. Mike Myers’ parents are from Liverpool, where the Beatles are from.* 🇬🇧

[@Morgul207]

Fun fact: the therapist is played by Carrie Fisher, AKA Princes Leia. She was a script doctor for years and worked on this movie. Rumors is she is the reason why that therapy scene is even in the movie.

[@TimothyMills77]

@@Morgul207 she also helped with the script on the force awakens.

[@Morgul207]

@@TimothyMills77 I know for a fact she worked on TLJ as well.

[@jvgreendarmok]

@@Morgul207 There were a couple of lines in TLJ, like "get your head out of your cockpit", that made me think "Carrie must have written that".

[@JamesWiseMagic]

It's funny seeing Holden quote movies and Jen being like "You're gonna need to cut that out" and then seeing Jen quote this movie as it's happening hahaha The first two Austin Powers movies are ironic! One of my all time favorite movies ever!

[@dixienormous5396]

*iconic lmao

[@korkritdanpradit8280]

That “time to lose one’s head” joke reminded me of Holden. And then suddenly, I go “ohhhh… that’s how he got her.”

[@austin6735]

He'll never be the head of a major corporation

[@steamro11r]

they need to watch Talladega Nights so Natalie can figure out what to do with her arms

[@DrawTheLine35]

Please make this a comment of the day!

[@steamro11r]

@@DrawTheLine35 so funny i wonder if shes seen it already and thats why she said it like that or just thinks like Ricky Bobby

[@cenoflame21]

I highly recommend showing her the second movie. It's my favorite out of the trilogy.

[@AD_Whitman]

7:56 I was expecting the “Whose to say…” [Quick Zoom in] 🤣

[@zacharyjordan9099]

The amazing thing is that Elizabeth Hurley still looks like this in her 50's

[@gabebernal]

Daniel Craig said in interviews early in his stint as Bond that Austin Powers was the reason the 2000s Bond films were much more serious in their tone and dropped a lot of the tropes that were staples in earlier Bond films

[@VeryFastRodi]

"i dont know what to do with my hands" thats something Will Ferrell also said 😂 Sounds like time for: Talledega Nights Ricky Bobby wants to go fast

[@AndrewSmoot]

This wasn't Will's first movie role, but, it's the first one that most people know him for.

[@averagejoe77_]

Can’t forget that Mr. Ditkovich is in this movie!!! (he helps with the cryofreezing)

[@bazil9394]

He came to collect rent for 30 years:)

[@Do0msday]

This movie definitely blew up when it came to VHS. I remember getting it as a gift and none of my friends had it and we couldn't see this in theaters, so everyone made sure I brought it with me for sleepovers so they could see it. Eventually everyone had the movie, but I don't think parents realized what it was until after everyone already saw it. And I love this one for nostalgia, but I honestly think the next movie is the best of the trilogy. I hope you react to them all because I like how they're all a bit different.

[@zmarko]

"Who's to say?" I kept looking for Jen to roll her eyes at herself. 😅😂

[@3DJapan]

6:17 This shot is definitely parodying Demolition Man, which came out a couple years earlier.

[@bigpace]

I love her reaction was “why is the hallway so small?” 😂😂😂😂

[@stevemurakami4879]

What didn't make it into this KZbin edit was the Asian henchman's name: Random Task. It was a spoof of the henchman in Goldfinger, whose name there was Oddjob. Also, the theme that plays when you first see Powers dancing in the London streets is called "Soul Bossa Nova". In the 70s here in Toronto, there was a very popular local game show whose name eludes me now that used this song as its theme. I've never heard Myers talk about it, but I'm sure he must have watched the show too and remembered this when he needed music for the film.

[@TrekBeatTK]

The Austin Powers music theme is actually just a slightly tweaked version of the theme from the 1969 Woody Allen movie Take the Money and Run

[@wyterabitt2149]

. . . . It's music thay already existed years before that film came out.

[@marcussmith6805]

I was actually born just a year before Natalie in 1995, and I was definitely shown these movies by my mom and uncle way before I probably should've seen them lol. I saw the first two movies right around the time the third one came out. I obviously didn't get the adult jokes until later on, but I still found them funny.

[@CrazeeAdam]

When Dr. Evil says: "we're a lot alike" He wasn't kidding. Literally the same person.

[@neabby]

"THAT'S who they failed to kill" lmao 😂😂

[@arcterus01]

I really hope you guys do Goldmember. I watch that one in theater when it came out and I literally almost fell out of my seat laughing so hard at the shadow scene.

[@hankstaines6568]

It's not just a Bond spoof . Cashing in on the franchise in the 60s - Our Man Flint movies starring James Coburn and The Silencers with Dean Martin as Matt Helm.

[@krisfrederick5001]

James Bond meets Monty Python. The script is literally a quote fest. Absolutely hysterical, overtly ridiculous and subtly sensitive, it's the best. Someone parked so far up my ass the other day that I literally found myself in the hallway cart seen. At first I was pissed but then remembered this and just had to laugh! The second film builds on what works in this one but the last, I digress. It's not mine baby! Also have to love Carrie Fischer and shout out to Scott's Kurt Cobain shirt. RIP . Comment process com...com...com...comment complete.

[@greigclement9081]

In the first few appearances in classic Bond films, Blofeld's face was also partially concealed . The Austin Powers trilogy has tremendous replay power.

[@dnish6673]

I think he had another film the same year and a TV movie a year or so before, but that’s it.

[@EpicDave]

Austin Powers is literally like Captain America. A man out of time that needs to adapt 😅

[@pezdispencer113]

Except Austin has game Also doesn't abandon everyone and give up at the end.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Please watch the rest of the trilogy. It's totally worth it 👌.

[@TimothyMills77]

They said they will

[@k00la1d]

not the car edit with jen laughing xDDD

[@pigeonfog]

Heck yeah! I flipping LOVE this movie! 😆

[@mchoneyofficial4761]

My favourite movie, ever. There's a little joke I missed for years that he says as he wakes up form the unfreezing process "I want smarties....I waa...nnttt a mars bar" which is so good cos it's such a childish/British demand as a kid to their mummy lol. 😂

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. This movoe is a parody of the good old James Bond movies before Daniel Craig Bond movies. The group therapy scene is one of the funniest scenes I have seen in any movie. You should also see Mike Mayer's in his Wayne's World movies.1997 is an older movie ?

[@kyles5513]

This is the best one. The other two movies don't come anywhere close to the brilliance of this movie.

[@blackfire-yf7hi]

Its great to see you guys love the film!! can't wait for the sequel

[@shuboy05]

Something I’ve noticed with a lot of people watching this film for the first time is that no one has noticed Mike Myers is also Dr. Evil. At least until the credits.

[@rogerlundstrom6926]

As a social commentary about the different ages, and also how things work between generations.. The younger generation always think the older has it wrong and "aren't with it" and don't understand various things.. While what they are talking about are ALWAYS things that already have been done and the older generation is fully aware not just about how it SOUNDS good.. but they usually have seen and heard about how things work in reality.. That is why older generations are so quick to not listen to younger people, when they think they have something to say.. they are just rehashing things that already have been tested.. What Austin Power represents is NOT! "Toxic masculinity" Like most of the younger generation IMMEDIATELY thinks when they see him actually being open about sexual desires (and because of how older generations react and talk about this movie they CLEARLY don't get this toxic masculinity thing)... but what Austin Powers RATHER is representing is this thing that the younger generation would refer to as "Sex positivity", as in: people should be allowed to have their sexual preferences without risk of slut-shaming... Part of what was needed to reject slut-shaming is to question the narrative of sex being something that HAS to be hidden, and also "justified" by only happening in socially accepted circumstances (such as marriage).. hence another thing that was a HUGE deal in the 70s was.. "Poly amore", or in that case it was kind of a mix of some communistic ideals (so parts of what today is poly amori was rather looked at as a "commune living").. The other part was called "Free love" ... and the 70s is probably not the only place/era where these types of revolutions happen either, but it IS one of the ones that is easiest to reference as it was after movies and TV were well established in society so everything was recorded, and made media about.

[@solrachernandez3389]

Hey Jen just so you know the Steam roller and sea bass scene had more to them. There were scenes where they show their family's and their lives for example the guy who had his head eaten was actually going to get married the scene after his death shows that his friends were throwing him a bucks party. As for the guy who was flattened they showed that he was a married man with a wife and step son

[@donnilloyd1355]

I have LOVED this movie/series ever since it/they were released. Spoofing/Parodies of the 007 movies and almost any bother SPY TV Show/Movie out there has never been as good as this. I wioll watch these movies ANY time I need a laugh, because they are a guarantee from these movies. Thanks for sharing this and I can NOT wait until #2. 👍👍

[@Maikigai]

7:56 Jen, you need to master the art of saying “Who’s to say?” with a wink and a nod.

[@NewsofPE]

27:48 Jen has become the very thing she sought to destroy

[@JedHead77]

*Watching the James Bond films of the 60s before this make the jokes hit that much harder.* 🇬🇧🍸

[@MichaelKelly-eg6jo]

I had heard that Mike Myers claimed that he modeled Dr. Evil after Lorne Michaels. But Dana Carvey said that he was actually doing Dana's impression of Michaels instead.

[@Bosston62]

I can’t help but hope we get a reaction for the other 2. This was a fun watch

[@hkaayaakuu]

Roadroller joke 20:58 was in deadpool 1

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

These movies, The Next Level, Michael Myers, was a gem literally one of the biggest stars at one point. A movie like this will never be made again, and if it is made, they will never be able to actually recreate the greatness that they did with these movies again Michael Myers is just Next Level the writing was great too, and it's supposed to be cheesy because it is a spoof

[@bboyshotty]

Moar of these!! Haha. Your friend has such a warm smile!

[@lampett]

Imagine showing this to a 9 year old now and that’s how old I was when it came out and first watched it 😂

[@amcburger]

This is one of those movies where I have to rewatch it before watching the reaction cause it’s so good

[@Secondcityreyn]

Mother Jen: "Who's to say?" I gotta admit, I popped for that! My how the tables have turned. I'm so proud of you, Mother Jen! I feel like we need a "Who's to say?" T-shirt. Here's an idea, A picture of Father Holden in the front smiling with his famous quote "Who's to say?" and in the back of the shirt, a picture of Mother Jen doing her famous undertaker eye roll, Just a thought 🙂

[@georgezee5173]

It sucks that in the American version they cut out two short scenes from this movie regarding Dr Evil's henchmen. I was wondering why so many reactors were leaving out those gags, but I just discovered that there's an American version and an international one. That's why. They even removed Christian Slater's cameo from themovie! 🤣

[@JamesGilburt-lb7sg]

It's great the lovely ladies have seen this comedy classic, I highly recommend it's hilarious sequel Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999) - it's better and funnier and the whole gang is back in even more outrageous shenanigans. Please react to that next or very soon.

[@hauntreaper]

i LOVE the austin power series. such a classic

[@TimothyMills77]

Holden and Jen, you have got to react to Baby Driver which is my favorite movie of all time. Baby Driver makes a lot of references to other movies. Baby Driver makes a movie reference to Austin Powers and it's hilarious.

[@shawnwinkler9153]

Yes! More Natalie! My daughter and I love this. The Austin Powers trilogy is her favorite. Besides the Scream series

[@Dirkus17]

7:39 As Tracy Jordan might say "Mullarkey!!!"

[@aproudamerican2692]

*The story goes.* Vanessa got caught by Alota Vagina and that's when she was replaced by the Fembot. The writers, director won't say and Fan fiction doesn't know if her character survived or not. Because they might bring Elizabeth Hurleys character back in a future movie. The asked Elizabeth Hurley to reprise her role but she was pregnant at the time of filming.

[@VidulaSaix]

I love these movies so much. They really influenced a lot of my humor.

[@alexhidalgo7110]

Glad you both enjoyed it Yeah baby

[@hkaayaakuu]

I love whenever Natalie comes to the shoot. ❤ i just saw mike myers in so i married an axe murderer. And ive been wanting to see austin powers again since childhood, maybe now i have a excuse to

[@nedzed3663]

I'm one of those harsh critics when it comes to comedies, too, but for some reason, the Austin Powers movies, other really silly stuff like the Naked Gun movies, Space Balls or Hot Shots still crack me up. I loved Austin Powes back in the 90's, saw the Spy Who Shagged Me in theaters back when in summer of 99 I was such a huge fan after watching the original a ton. Maybe it's all pure nostalgia, which is funny since there's other stuff from back then that I used to adore watching that had either become dated, unfunny, uninteresting, or I just outgrew. But Austin Powers still manages to get a few laughs out of me.

[@ABMultimediaDesigner]

After watching the Austin Powers films, you both should watch the James Bond films, all the classics from Dr No from 1962, to the latest one No Time To Die from 2020/2021

[@solrachernandez3389]

This movie came out eight months after I was born I remember watching it when I was five

[@ggbeats_495]

I used to love this movie because it was funny, but now I love it because it's about me, a 33-year-old man in love with a woman from the past, living off humor and short flirtations, and missing a past that I will never get back. ...

[@DanielTate-wt9jt]

You two should check out "Bedazzled" (2000). Elizabeth Hurley's great in that. And it's a great comedy.

[@jkhoover]

Natalie, "I'm going to start doing the pinky thing." Which one of us is going to tell Natalie that she's a little behind the times. We've been doing the pinky thing for almost 30 years.

[@UberDurable]

This movie is the source for so many memes and quotes!

[@eamonconnelly8029]

Natalie, that is hilarious that you don't know what to do with your arms. This reminds me of the movie This Is Spinal Tap in which Rob Reiner's character, Marty Di Bergi, also doesn't know what to do with his arms & w/out giving much away, you two should do a reaction to this film. You'll certainly relate to Di Bergi about not knowing what to with your arms. "This Is Spinal Tap" is considered a cult-classic & one of the best comedies ever made. It is a rockumentary (or mockumentary) primarily improvised & was ahead of it's time when it was released in 1984. The cast did such a wonderful job that many believed the film to be real. How much of it was actually improvised? "All of it. The entire film was improvised. The only speech that’s not improvised is Patrick Macnee - at one point, he says, “Tap into America,” when they’re launching the tour. He was not an improvisational actor, and he asked us if we could write a little speech for him. Everything else was improvised." "Among the funniest and most quotable films ever made... It launched the careers of the central trio. Shearer became a mainstay of The Simpsons, McKean most recently turned up in Better Call Saul, and Guest went on to make the mock doc his own by directing and starring in the likes of Waiting for Guffman (1996), Best in Show (2000) and A Mighty Wind (2003). Reiner himself became a master of first-class Hollywood cinema across the genres. The New York native followed This Is Spinal Tap with hits such as Stand by Me (1986), When Harry Met Sally (1989), Misery (1990) and A Few Good Men (1992)."

[@tenjed4224]

Although most of this series references Bond, the part with Mimi Rogers was a take from the old tv show, The Avengers. The female agent always wore a black outfit.

[@Rorujin]

I hope you guys do Eurotrip one day. I cannot believe it's been 20 years since.

[@RippanYT]

Scotty doesn't know Oh, Scotty doesn't know-ow So don't tell Scotty Scotty doesn't know, scotty doesn't know

[@Rorujin]

@@RippanYT 🎶I did her on his birthday 🎶

[@MrRosebeing]

"So it's a little bit of an older movie". Citizen Kane will blow your mind, although I've seen it and it didn't blow mine.

[@apok1980]

18:07 That guy is literally a murderer. Him and a friend unalived a woman many years before this movie came out. He got caught with DNA many years after these movies came out.

[@MisterNyte]

Wow, youre right. I had no idea about this. For anyone who wants to look it up, his name is Joe Son

[@gjjijji]

She actually alive luckily

[@3DJapan]

15:43 I'm pretty sure people were doing this gag before this movie.

[@SiriusBigbadda]

We all had a crush on Liz Hurley, Jen.

[@DanielRichards644]

I'm now old enough to have people calling a movie I watched in High School "an Older Movie"

[@roystoyscomics1361]

I am pretty sure the reanimation sequence was borrowed from the Sylvester Stallone film Demolition Man Mr. Bigglesworth lost all his hair due to a complication in the first cryogenic freezing with Dr. Evil.

[@JEFFwasHERE...]

JEFF was HERE 🏆

[@shadowfauxe6468]

I watched this a lot in foster care. I know the beginning dance number perfectly!

[@hkaayaakuu]

Natalie, i was born when the 2nd austin powers came out

[@averagejoe77_]

Let’s go! Just watched this movie for the first time too 👍

[@neojc128]

if your daughter is 15 and you think Austin Powers is too much for her, you are over protecting her

[@LeviAckerman-cb5ji]

5:15 So that he isn't forced to talk.

[@robertsmith3883]

FUN FACT: The massive chest hair of Austin Powers is a parody of Huge Chest Hair of Sean Connery ..The first James Bond

[@joemckinley754]

Natalie is AWESOME!!

[@BM-hb2mr]

Will Ferrell first movie was actually Criminal Hearts

[@VikingMobile0927]

We definitely gonna see more of these...Definite Viewer Increase

[@vishvnaik2756]

funniness confidence yes but yall forgot 2 other more important things righteousness (this is y yall liked when he refused a drunk girl) and wisdom 🌀 great reaction to one of the greatest franchises

[@Oscar-vs8fz]

“YEAH BABY YEAHHH”

[@marcribe6483]

All these Austin Powell movies are about spy movies in the sixties, most specifically James Bond. The hairy chess is a nod to Sean Connery, the first actor to play Bond. You have nods and homages to all Connery acted Bond movies plus a few references to the other great spy's of TV and movies of that era.

[@am189]

Notice it's the same actor that played odd-job on 007 gold finger. Awesome cameo and the alias random task

[@dnish6673]

It’s not. The guy who played Oddjob died in 1982. The guy who played Random Task wasn’t even born when Goldfinger came out.

[@Matthew_Rushton]

@@dnish6673 He's also a convicted felon now

[@heckit4187]

cant wait for their reaction to the other two. the others just build up on the comedy and are more enjoyable to watch

[@CigarMick]

Joe Dirt! Joe Dirt! Joe Dirt! Please watch Joe Dirt.

[@glasgowjohn7831]

this was MASSIVE when it came out

[@devo3536]

Ricky Bobby: "I'm not sure what to do with my hands"